It would have probably taken more time off the clock and there were only 13 seconds on the clock.Wonder if a squib kick would've been a good idea after Buffalo's last TD. Their D was gassed....
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It would have probably taken more time off the clock and there were only 13 seconds on the clock.Wonder if a squib kick would've been a good idea after Buffalo's last TD. Their D was gassed....
I was a little surprised when they kicked it deep.Wonder if a squib kick would've been a good idea after Buffalo's last TD. Their D was gassed....
I didn't either, but I did think that 13 seconds was an awfully long time given how gassed Buffalo's D was. Having lived in upstate NY in the past, you won't find a classier fan base than the Bills' Mafia - hate it for them.I didn't think of it at the time, but, yeah, the squib kick probably doesn't give KC enough time to get off a FG attempt. That said, I would not have been surprised to see KC win it with some xrazy hail Mary play.
Yeah, as crazy as that game was, it could have easily ended on a hail mary or multi laterals.I didn't think of it at the time, but, yeah, the squib kick probably doesn't give KC enough time to get off a FG attempt. That said, I would not have been surprised to see KC win it with some xrazy hail Mary play.
I get the argument, though - if you want a shot, stop them.The NFL really needs to rethink the OT rules....no chance for the Bills to even get a shot at scoring. Today saw 2 games decided in less than a minute...one with less than 20 secs....no team should lose at that point, its inept preparation and coaching.
I mostly respect your opinion, but in this case, you are just wrong. The CFB rule is just dumb in every way, especially the new one. I know we won a game with it, but it is just a dumb rule.I get the argument, though - if you want a shot, stop them.
But I do agree - I actually think the current CFB solution is the best.
Look, I was for the Bills, but the fact remains they let a guy who had 13 seconds left get his team into position for a field goal. Same with the Rams game.The NFL really needs to rethink the OT rules....no chance for the Bills to even get a shot at scoring. Today saw 2 games decided in less than a minute...one with less than 20 secs....no team should lose at that point, its inept preparation and coaching.
Particularly if he didn't like "the after-game movie."Ill never forget when he would put in the plugs for TBS broadcasting that night and say “well I guess it’s a Sportscenter night for me”. I don’t think anyone could get away with that today.
Here is the thing… what if Auburn had won during Mickey Mouse ball? The SECCG would have meant absolutely nothing and it would be on a Mickey Mouse rule. I guarantee you that more Alabama fans would be more supportive if we would have lost.I get the argument, though - if you want a shot, stop them.
But I do agree - I actually think the current CFB solution is the best.
Really the only fair way in NFL playoffs is each team gets a chance to start on the 40 and get 4 plays to score regardless.Look, I was for the Bills, but the fact remains they let a guy who had 13 seconds left get his team into position for a field goal. Same with the Rams game.
Defense is supposed to be a part of the game, too.
Personally, I'd like to see both teams at least get one shot with the ball - but I fail to see how that would have really helped things today. KC scores, Buffalo scores, KC scores - you get the same result.
(If the excuse is the defense is gassed then they're not gonna be better rested with extra possessions).
No easy answer, but what's better?I mostly respect your opinion, but in this case, you are just wrong. The CFB rule is just dumb in every way, especially the new one. I know we won a game with it, but it is just a dumb rule.
Yeah but I rather see a tie or an opening drive walkoff than this nonsense. The CFB is trying to prevent aTm vs LSU from happening again but they created a worse monsterNo easy answer, but what's better?
You give the ball to team A and they score a TD, then team B has to score the TD and the 2pt conversion to win? How is that fair on a coin toss?
The reality is as there's no easy solution, and the CFB solution is currently the most 'fair'. Everyone gets equal opportunity.
This was a perfect example of what is wrong with college OT.Yeah but I rather see a tie or an opening drive walkoff than this nonsense. The CFB is trying to prevent aTm vs LSU from happening again but they created a worse monster
I mean the aTm vs LSU game was ridiculous but the game was entertaining. But the Illinois vs PSU was just two teams that just sucked.This was a perfect example of what is wrong with college OT.